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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-20
AL CONGRESO.

Los Diputados que suscriben, te-
niendO en- cuenta ell actual estado
de conflicto Y perturbation en- que
Sc encuentra la provincial de Puer-
to-Rico, con motive de la moneda
extranjera, 1nico signo representa-
two de los cambios que alli circu-
Ian; estimandO que es de necesi-
dad Y urgencia suma acudir en- re-
medic de los graves males que la
carencia absolute de moneda ma
cional ocasiona al Estado, al CO.
mercio, a la agriculture y q todas
las classes sociales; considerable
que la provincial espanola de Puer-
to-Rico reclama COD perfecto & in
discutible derecho la possession de
moneda nacional con que realizar
sus transacciOnes, tant0 en- ell in
terror como en- ell exterior, sin tra-
bas nj obstaculos de ninguna espe-
Gle, que cedan en- perjuicio de sus
intereses Y menOscaben sus legiti-
mos titulos en- ell concerto de la
Naci6n como parte integrante de
ella; y apreciando, por 1ltimo, la
gravedad del conflicto que resulta
pOr la contradiction entire las au-
torizaciones que respectivamente
consignan las vigentes leyes de
presupuestos de las islas de Cuba y
Puerto Rico, para veriticar la rea-
cunaci6n y surtido de moneda Cir
culante en- las mismas, tienen ell
honor de someter q la deliberaci6n
de la Oamara Y de rogar Sc sirva
conceder su aprobaci6n q la ST.
guiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-20

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-20
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-20
Proposition de Ley.

Articulo 10 En- ell t&rmino de
un ano, contado desde la fecha de
esta Ley, Sc procedera por cuenta
del presupuesto de Puerto Rico a
la reacunaci6n de Ia moneda Cir
culante hoy en- dicha provincial y a
su CAME por otra del cuho Dacional
y con la misma Ley, peso, lemas,
distintivos, contrasenas y caracte-
res de esta.
Art. 90 La reacnfiaci6n sa ve-
rificara por la Casa de Moneda de
Madrid en- la siguiente forma y
proportion:
On 20 por 100 en- orc.
Un 80 por 100 en- monedas de
plata de cinco pesetas.
On so por 100 en- monedas frac-
cionarias de plata de dos pesetas,
una peseta Y cincuenta centimos.
Art. 80 FL Ministro de Ulramar,
por cuenta del presupuesto men.
cionado, facilitara las pastas nece-
sarias para proceder q esta reacu
fiacion, y los gastos que origine
por el concepto de operaci0n in
dustrial, asf como por los de con-
ducciones, fietes y SECURE, Y los
productos que pudieran deducirse
ssran de cuenta 6 beneticiaran en-
su case el presupucsto de Puerto
Rico.
Art. 40 Sc hace extensive q las
necesidades de esta operaci6n la
antorizaci6n concedida por el arti-
culo 90 de la Ley do presupnestos
de 8 de Agosto de 1886, relativa q
la contradiction de la Deuda fotan-
10 del Tesoro.
Art. 80 Sc declara subsistence
el tiltimo parrafo, articulo IL, dc la
misma Ley, en- cuanto ordeua y
prescribe la forma en- que han de
satisfacerse q la Fabrica nacional
de moneda dc Madrid los gastos
dc elaboration.
Art. 90 FL Minissro de Ultra.
mar dictara las disposiciones con.
venientes para impedir desde lue-
go la entrada en- Puerto. Rico dc
moneda extranjera de cualquicr
cuho, Y para tener noticia, TODD 10
mas exacia que sea possible, dc Ia
circnlante en- la actnalldad que ha
de ser reacnladA.
Art. 7e Las FemesaA que se ye.
rifiquen para el eanie dc mon-slA ~
ajustarAn 4 Ii ptoporcl6n srhalaAia
en- el aFticulo p, ) COZ arrrgio 1
ella 81 yerifcarA Ia opcrArs6n del
canjc, 4 cuyo lin - diclaTAn pre-
viamcntc las disposleionrs rwgla-
mentaFias que han dc regular 6sGa.
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dejarAn dc 1cncF ciFcuIael0u uneaal
tosiaA Las monelas casrADl~sAa DC
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dram tamp0co en- niag0n gscsnFso
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suspenderse q consecuencia del
NAL tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-20

trabsjos hechos por Lord Salisbury y
sns amigos pata tener nlayoria en- 10
Camara.
La conferencia habida en- Ia casa
de Lord Herschel, entire Mr.. Chamber
lain y los amigos de Mr.. Glsstone, no
ha dado resultados satisfact ,rios. No
han podido entenderse entire ellos los
radicales y los glsdstonianos.
Mr. Chamberlain, como buen radi-
cal, no ayudara mas que & destruir.
Las sesiones Sc abrirAn maflana con
Ia lectura del discurso del trono.
En- Ia Camara de los Comunes sera
interesante la primera session.
Lord Randolph Churchill Sc propo.
ne hablar de las causas que lie han i'm
pulsado separarse del Ministerio y
4 leer las cartss que ha recibido del
Conds de Salisbury, relativas q Ia di:
mission que produjo la crisis minists-
rial. La correspondence de los dos
Ministries ingleses llamsrA Ia atenci6n
pdblica.
Despues del discurso de Lord Ran.
dolph Chuschill, comenzar& Ia discu.
sion de la contestaci6n del discurso
del trono, que ser& interesante tam
bien, como preliminar de la question
de Irlanda. En- la Legislature que de-
ber& abrirse msfiana deber& desatarse
8 cortarse el nudo gordiano de la cues
ti6n irlandesa, pues el estado de Irlan-
de es ell de una anarquia deplorable.
hay tranquilidad en- Inglaterra y
en- Escocia, 10 mismo que en- las colo.
Mas del Reino. U nido de Ia Gran Bre-
tafia. Los negocios van tomsndo ma
yor animaci6n, principalmsnts en- al
comercio de mas importsncis, por Ell
grandfsimo consume de los g9neros
baratos, en- que los ingleses hacen Ia
competencia q las otras naciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-20

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Elk Dz Bills.


Literature neo- -autonomista que,
como 81 Rough on Rats, SO reco-
mienda por 81 sola, y tambien pOr
su forma y por 10 que dice:
Dslante y 4 nuestra vista tenemoS
ell reaccionsrismo que con 81 cohorts de
atfopellos cierne constantements sus
negras y repugnantes alas sobre nues-
tras cabezas con ell fad aplastArnos,
sino por Ia ley soberana de Ia raz6n,
por Ia socorrida de Ia fuerzs."
IDonJe esta ese reaccionarismo,
sino en- la fantasia de los que Sc
asen de esa palabra, como de
otras, para hallar un pretexto q
vulgaridadss. lugares scomunes
= desahogos que solo asrisa pue.
den mover2
El peri6licosque tiene la pala.
bra h4bla tambi6n del ,'apoyo del
debil contra ell de,pota, del pobre
que Sc queJa contra Ell magnate
que SO burla y encoge de hombros.
Y escribe casi a continua si6n
de este concepto, semi socia.ista 8
con ribetes de tai, este, que "por
81 solo Sc alaba.'
/" Como. hemos luchado en- Ia Yida
pdblica con la designaldad, .el monopo.
lilo y Ia tirsnia- -sd6nde .esta relstada
esa 6pica.sbstalla? ~ enisla privada
ltantol con. Ia hipocresia y IA .calnm-
nia-Sque le hemos de hacer! mos af-
cionamos a los cslumniados y nos po-
nemos junto & los combatidos (para
probar, indudablemente, que,slos Girl.
neos son de todss las epocas. El gol.
pc es de efscto, piramidal>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-20
Prosigue el que habla:

Paerto- Rico ha sido para nuestros
constantes explotadores una f9Eia Re.
partida en- lotss diversos, llamados 90.
tas de Diputados, destinos, prebsndas
concedidas al snepotismo, , regaIia I'd
judicada por los despotas s los igno-
rantes y . los coiiciosos.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-20

Y vuesRos nombres, oh, que.
rreros invencibles dc a libertad,
serkn escnlpidos % mkrmoles ,
bronees para terror dc los tirsnoS,
, es.imulo J alisnto de los opri-
midos.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
in Memoriana

Near Washington Springs. Dakota.
on Saturday night. Jan. 22nd. 1887.
Emma. beloved wife of Will Dixon.
Emma Bretz was horn in LAFAYETTE
county. Wis, Dec. 9sh. 1860. Thus her
earthly life spans only 26 years, i
month. 10 days. She was married near
Meriden, Iowa, to her now bereaved
husband, Feb. Il. 1883. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dixon moved to Dakota in the spring
or 1883 She had been member of the
NJ. E. Church six years. She knew In
whom she believed and died happy in
the Lord. death is swallowed up in
victory" \ devoted Wife, loving
mother, a true christian, a faithful
friend has left home desolate and
gone to her reward.
The funeral sermon was preached
from the .ext: "And | heard a voice
from heaven, saving unto me, Write
Blessed are the dead which die in the
Lord from henceforth; Yea, saith the
Spirit. that they may rest from Their
labors: and theirwor do follow them.
Rev. "A. 13.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
Extra Offer!!
FOR TWENTY DAYS ONLY.

TO any one who will bring us one
new subscriber and SITE in cash we
will givea premium worthsl.u. Your
choice among six valuble farm Journals
absolutely free. Dakota Farmer, Farm
Stock and Home, Northwestern Farm
er and Breeder. American Farmer.
Empire State Agric,alturist, and The
Western plowman. With the I'akcta
Farmer We have still another Induce
ment which we offer but for Il short
time and that only to new subscribers
who pay $;l.7o cash in advance. Sl,OO
worth of choice seed either all garden.
all flower or some OF each. Remember
theWERALD worth $500, Dakota Farm
er wortl, 81 LEO ant, seeds worth 81 90 I'LL
for $l,75 cash. This unparalleled offer
will last but twenty days. Don't neg
ltct the opportunity.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
a Query.

ED. HERALD: In your last issue
quite enjoyed your expression, poor
McNamara's reign of terror" 1t was
IN truth Il ''terror" to any community
to have the combined yileness of Mes
paper and the Mitchell Maui thrust on
1t. But the thought occurs, NAV
not Nc have been q terror" in other
ways: wonder how it was with the
candidates who expected to have :!
close call II the last election. Was
tn" iiscontinuance OF their "orgnn''
threatened! on TIE eve Of election in
order 20 'terro,ise" them into passing
over more Square Me;,lss9" Some
thing had rejuYinating effect at aay
rate, Now to the query. ,,iuch used
TO be said and thought, about the edi-
torlals ot the paper. and of course NC
had the credit OF 1t all. But do we not
see tina the inspired articles are Of the
same tenor under the new manage
ment? Does not the question natar-
ally arise, did not the community i,l,ge
Nc harshly in creditins him with
chem? Was not Mcnamara and i,
not the present manager simply fol
lowing the dictation o! their employ.
er: ~ II As ~: @,ar&ll1a o+ thiu~s
70 LuoKER On.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04


DR.. Roger does not seem tc be
making very brilliant record at Bis
marck this winter. A history of what
he is doing for his country will be
found on the fourth page. He got
there" but by such disgraceful proceed
ings that all reporters unite in saying
he has lost the confidence and respect
OF everyone. OF course his little agri-
cultural hill will fail, as he undouhted.
ly expects it will, but he must do some-
thing to make show of representing
his constituents. Jerauld county may
congratulate herself that she did not
send him there, though he is "Royer Of
Jerauld."
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
We'clip from the True Republican of
january 2Sth the following letter which
explains ITSELF


January "a 1887.
Ed. kepnblican:-Our county clerk,
in your last issue. seems to have de-
scended from the lofty eyrie on which
he was perched before the election to
sling mud at your brother editor of the
HERALD: and as usual when II person
loses his temper. he makes wild insinn-
ations Mr. Blank certainly was not
responsible for the sworn accounts of
Judges or messengers in 1924. If it is
found that they overcharged their
mileage. they alone should be censnred.
Neither should Mr.. Blank he blamed
for the act of the legislature. The
county clerk will fnd-lf he will-the
session law which requires in case one
of the commissioners is q candidate
for office that a Justice of the peace
shall be called to sit on the board Of
canvass RS. Mr.. Fisher beng candl-
date: justice Ayers was called accord
ing to law-and Mr.. Blank is whackpd
for it. Also for the legal and other
expenses in the Durham case. When
Mr.. Durham began his proceeding to
| force the board to issue q certificate of
election, the papers in the Case were
sent to Judge Edgerton, hoping to
avoid any expense. 1t was in the dead
of winter, and either from that or other
causes. no answer came in season to
avoid the order issued by the Judge
corpmanding the members Of the board
to appear before hun. We expected to
lind the Hon. Judge in Mitchell, but
the extra term of court had been post.
poned. and he WAS IN Iankton. On
consultation with Dillon {. Preston
Mr.. Dillon telegraphed to see il We
could avoid the trip. The answer was
such that we were advised that there
WAS no way for US, but to obey the or
der of court. We appeared before
Judge Edyerton at Ianhton, in answer
to his order He said we could not
have done differently from what we
did in the case. and that we were not
subject to criticism. Headmitted that
he had signed the order without Civ.
ing it any examination on its being
presented to him by the district attorn.
ey for Mr.. Durham. After our return
MIR. Trip sent his account for services
duly sworn to according to law, the
warrant for which was given him when
he held his first term CT court in Jer-
ould county last year. Now who is to
blame for the expense OF nearly $3.50
Judge Edgerton plainly stated the
board was not; but somebody thunder
ed" who was it? II oHrcountv clerk
will scratch his memory, possibly he
can remember printing the Dunham
ballots himself; but for all that I tl,l
not propose to kick him with Baalam's
ass, as he did Mr.. Blank. but simply
sign myself, Respectfully,
S II MELcliER.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
-
Active, Pushing and Reliable.

A NJ Matthias can always be relied
upon to carry in stock the purest and
best goods, and sustain the reputation
of being active, pushing and reliable.
10y recommending articles with well
established merit and such as are pop
ular. Having the agency for the cele-
brated DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, colds and coughs, will
sell it on Il positive guarantee. 1t will
surely cure any and every affection Of
throat. lungs, or chest, and in order to
prove our claim. we ask you to call an"
get d Trial Bottle Free.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
Wonder mi Cures.

w D Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome. Ora. say: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters and Buckln'S
Arnjca Salve for two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell rs we'll
or give such universal satisfaction
There have been some wonderful cnres
effected by these medicines in this city.
Several cases of pronounced Consump-
tinn have been entirely cured by use OF
a few bottles of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. taken in connection with Flee
trio Bitters, We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by A Nj Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
Dissolution Notice.


Notice is hereby glr,l mat the firm of Hack
EFT 4 Gundcrson has this day dissolved part
nership by mutual consent Of both parties /
Hackett retiring. Albert Gunderson will con
tinue the business at he old stand MIR. Gundcr
son will pay oil debts of the firm and will collec
Ill notes and accounts OF the firm. Partie,
knowing themselves to be indebted to the firm
will please call and settle the same with Alder
,;underson.
Dated at Washington Springs, Dakota Jan
9Th 1887. c Il HACKETT.
ALBERT GUNDEkSoN..
Having pllrchascd the entire interest Of !
Hackett IN the above firm will continue Llls
business AT thu old stand. Thanking You fo
rsst farors and hoping to receive the futI!,
business OF our old customers.
remain yours truly,
ALBERT GUSDERSON.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
Political Notes.

Gov. Fierce and Judge Church have
gone to Washington.
The saloon oas been moved from the
capital building at Bismarck.
The bill permitting women to be-
come notaries public has passed.
Pierce retires as governor, his res
gnation being accepted by the presi-
dent. Secretary Mccormack takes
charge of'the Office till Judge Church
is confirmed
Mr.. Packard of Chicago has secured
the passage OF two bills in the Mime.
sofa Legislature this winter. One de-
fines the legal status of married wo-
men, the other gives postal privileges
to the insane. Mrs. Packard is at Ria-
marck now working for the same bills
Quite a lengthy letter from Delegate
Clifford appears in the Mitchell Repub-
lican of Feb. lsts He says there is no
need of any apprehension at the unus.
nal delay of Churah's confirmation. He
thinks it very poor time just now to
change governors, in the middle OF a
legislative session. AZ the governor
recommends. approves or disapproves,
appoints and snppervises the whole
work, it necessitates familiarity with
the needs and wants of the territory
and Clifford thinks the senate is doing
right in not putting in new governor
nov.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
u $1,000 Bible Reward.
he publishers of Rutledges Monthly

IhepHblishers of Rutledges Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for February. among which
is the following: We Will give $1,000
tothr person telling US which is the
longest chapter in the old Testament
Scriptures, (not the revis ed eGi..ion), ly
February lo5h. 1887. Should two or
more correct answers be received the
Reward will nc divided, The money
viii he forwarded to the N1naer Febri-
afv 10Th, 1851. Persons trying for the
reward must send 20 cents in silver or
postal notes, Ono Postage stamps taken)
with thelransWer, for which they will
receive the Monthly for March in which
the n&naeoand address Of the winner OF
the rew@rd and the correct answer wiz
be published, and in which several
more valuable teWHrds will be offered
.d.!rrse- ..'gt!ea;-h Publishing Cgn1-
I 'Ay, aaston, Pa.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04

The Gpecia! Features % tas Celebrated
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steady light running rlow. and one that cannot
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
Patrick Wl,aleu.

In the Distric, Court within and fer Jerault
County. -
Il S oinsby, j W.clute aud a I. ormsby.
Patrick Wllaleu
Notice is hereby given thai by virtue OF 4
Judgement oi foreclosure and sale jlI Tie alloy,
rllttlcu actiOli on the 26th uay of OcLOberNA. ID.
1856, and III execution issued; dpoll said judge
,nent. the subscriber, j \! Spears, SnelliT o.
Jeranld County. Dakota Territory for that
purpose appointed VIII sell ut pnblic auction al
The untsiUor OF the CourL House in Washington
Springs. County of .Jcrauid. Dakota Territory.
on 2aLl. day OF january 1897, at one O'Clock IN
the afrnoon of that day,slhe real estate and
mortgiged premises situate in the County III
Jeraut. Territory Of DakC..:l. and directed III
therein described as follows: Tie North Els,
quarter. On. i. la) OF Section No. Four,een az
in Township No. tine Hundred and Seven 900
North. Of Range No. SjN,ystven iG7) West, of tnt
Fifth Princpa Meridian aud containing Ono
Hundred and Sixty acres Of land according u
die Government Survey thereof. or so lnucli
thereof as may be- sufficient to satisfy saiu
judgement and costs, amounting in all to Seven
SIX (S76) Dollags and Twelve III cents. with in
ercst thereon from the datcof said judgement
md ali accril,ng costs of sale. Dated at Mes-
,lngten Springs D. T. Dec. 2znd 1896
j M. Spears Sheriff of Jer.uid cOnuy.
h24j2s BY IL. A. Miller Depnt /,
+. J.. Soper, Plaintiffs Attorney, Madison'D u
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
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MORTGAGE SALE

SnEiltF'S SALE.
TERRITORY of DAKOTA
2ud JUDICIAL DISTRICT Iss:
In the District Court within and fer Jcranld
County. ~
il S UIlnsby, W.Clute aud a I. Ornsby
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-02-04
Notice.

To all whom 1t may concern. Notice is here
~ given that, for value received have this da,
gwen tony son Rola T. Cady Ill his time TO,
the balance of his minority, and thati VIII no
lain any OF his wages. or pay amy debts that Ii,
NAY contract after this date.
Dated al Washington Springs, Dakota thi.
18th day of ian. 1887. A. H. C;,dy
The Portland daily press., 1887-07-01
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